Your CRS on IRCC’s official grid, every draw within minutes, your file tracked to the decision.
CRS Pulse watches the Government of Canada feed and pushes you the category, cutoff and invitation count as soon as a round is published.
Your score is placed against the live trend cutoff, the next round in your category is estimated from IRCC cadence, and every lever is priced.
Log the dates that matter. The app keeps them in order, compares you with IRCC processing times, and tells you when you pass the typical window.
The Comprehensive Ranking System IRCC uses to rank every profile in the pool.
1,200FSW67-point gridFederal Skilled Worker eligibility: six selection factors, 67 to qualify.
100BC PNPSIRSBritish Columbia’s Skills Immigration Registration System score.
200SINPEOISaskatchewan’s International Skilled Worker points assessment.
110Plain-language explainers and draw analysis, written from IRCC’s published rules and round results.
Your immigration profile is yours. It never leaves your phone.
Your CRS inputs, timeline and checklists are stored on your device, not on our servers.
There is no account and no sign-up, there is nothing to log in to.
The calculators on this website run entirely in your browser; nothing you enter is uploaded.
Draw alerts register an anonymous push token only, never your immigration details.
The Comprehensive Ranking System score is the number IRCC uses to rank candidates in the Express Entry pool, out of 1,200. Every round of invitations has a cutoff; candidates at or above it are invited to apply for permanent residence.
From core human capital (age, education, official-language ability and Canadian work experience), spouse factors, skill transferability, and additional points such as a provincial nomination (+600), Canadian study, French ability or a sibling in Canada. CRS Pulse implements that published grid, along with the FSW 67-point, BC PNP SIRS and Saskatchewan SINP grids. IRCC’s own tool is authoritative, so confirm your final score there before you act on it.
Yes. The app reads rounds of invitations from IRCC’s public JSON feed, and each draw links to its official IRCC round page. This website mirrors the same feed and refreshes when the site is rebuilt; the app is always live.
Yes, in the app for iPhone and Android. Log milestones such as ITA, AOR, biometrics, medical and passport request on a timeline, work through the document checklist for your program, and see an estimated decision window based on IRCC’s published processing times. The tracker is in the app, not on this website.
Yes. Every calculator, live draws, draw history, analytics and the application tracker are free, with no account. The app is supported by small banner ads, there are no in-app purchases and no subscriptions.
Your age, education, language scores and work history are stored only on your device. There is no account to create. The app sends anonymous usage analytics (which screens are used, never your scores or profile). If you enable draw alerts, only an anonymous push token is stored on the notification service, never your immigration data. The app does show Google AdMob banner ads, which use a device advertising identifier; on iPhone it asks permission first, and declining still leaves the app fully usable.
A background service checks for new rounds every 15 minutes. When IRCC publishes a draw, you get a push notification, usually within about 15 minutes, with the category, cutoff score and number of invitations. You can turn alerts on or off any time.
Instead of inviting the highest overall CRS scores, IRCC can invite candidates who meet a specific priority, such as French-language ability or work in healthcare, trades or STEM. These rounds often cut off well below a general round, so targeting a category can matter more than raising a raw score.
No. A valid job offer is not required for any of the three Express Entry programs. Since March 25, 2025, job offers no longer add CRS points, though they can still support certain category-based draws. Most invited candidates have no Canadian job offer.